FAFSA only schools that meet full need?

[Keilexandra]

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My parents are divorced. Whose information do I include on the financial aid applications?</p>

<p>Provide information about the parent you lived with more in the past 12 months. If you didn’t live with one parent more than the other, then provide information about the parent who provided more financial support during the past 12 months. If this parent is remarried, then information about your stepparent must also be provided.

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<p>So, non-custodial is excluded but stepparent included.</p>

[thumper1]

<p>For the FAFSA, you do not provide info for your non-custodial parent but you are REQUIRED to provide info for custodial parent and spouse (if parent has remarried).</p>

[icebreaker2009]

<p>i read that ucla and vanderbuilt are one of the few that usually will give all the money you need if you have a low efc, but the article was dated awhile back i don’t know what they do now</p>

[pinkfeather]

<p>California finances are a mess. We don’t know how Cal Grants will be affected. It will be interesting to see what the UCs do this year.</p>

[Keilexandra]

<p>Update on UDel’s FA policy: for in-staters only, this year it was announced that they will meet 100% of need with FAFSA and with loans capped at 1 year’s COA (~16k).</p>